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Lost Yeti is a sliding-block puzzle from the Italian studio Neutronized, the team behind Vector and Slime Laboratory. A yeti is stuck out in the snow and drifts forward on its own, one ice tile at a time, until something stops it — your job is to drag the surrounding ice blocks into its path so it slides all the way home instead of straight into a wall or an enemy.
Each level is a small frozen grid. Arrow tiles redirect the yeti when it slides over them, holes swallow a block if you push it in wrong, and later stages add keys, locked doors and colorful enemies to route around rather than fight. Along the way you can pick up treats scattered across the ice, which reward tidy, efficient solutions rather than just reaching the exit.
Controls
Click and drag a block with the mouse, or swipe it on a touchscreen. There's no keyboard control — every move is made by repositioning the ice around the yeti.
Tips
- The yeti only stops when it's boxed in on the side it's moving toward, so think one move ahead about where it'll end up, not just where it is now.
- Arrow tiles change direction the instant the yeti touches them — plan for the turn, not just the straight line before it.
- Grabbing every treat on a level usually means a longer, more careful route than the shortest path to the exit.
Runs across three worlds — Snowy Hills, Gloomy Cave and Mighty Glacier — for 60 levels total, so it suits short puzzle sessions as much as a longer sit-down.
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